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o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight in surfside, florida, where the death toll has grown again. officials say 11 bodies have now been pulled from the rubble but 150 people are still missing, after that 13-story condo building collapsed early thursday. more than 300 rescuers are now working back to back, 12-hour shifts, pausing only when they hear sounds suggesting any signs of life. after five days, family members of the missing and the crews working on the pile say they aren t giving up hope, pointing to other disasters where people were found alive weeks later. still tonight, along with hope, there is anger about how this could have happened. the white house says president biden supports an expansive federal investigation, and government engineers that studied the world trade center collapse are now being dispatched to study the building. one area expected to get scrutiny is the tower s basement level, which experts believe may